Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-09-07

Auere IS nOtning known that VIII preserve
a roof so well as red slate roof paint. for
particulars address J. Miller McDona Id,
Mifiiutown Pa.
\ Miss Esplain, sister of Mrs. D. Shelly
Kloss, accompanied by the Misses French,
all Of Pittsburg, who were visiting in the
coanty for several weeks past, started for
home on Friday.
| The Montgomery county ceurt will be
called on 10 wrestle with question of in
sanity, in which woman is charged with
/ front instead of behind.
| The sheriff and the lawyers and a num-
/ Der OF creditors were busy a number of
days and nights with getting claims on the
record in the Court House against a num-
! Der of citizens of Richdeld.
/ To all subscribers to the SENTINEL AND
REPUBLI0AS who pay arresrages aud pay
one dollar and fifty cents in advance, The
Weekly Press and the SENTINEL AND Re-
PUBLICAN will be sent for the period Of one
year.
I II i, astonishing how a coat of suitable
paint preserves the roof of shouse or barn.
I You want TO be certain of the kind of paint
you put on your building. ]. NJ. McDOn-
aid hiss the paint that 4 tin or wooden roof
require.
''Ten days ago, At Waco, Texas, prayer
meetings were held to pray for cessation
/ Of the long drought. Last Wednesday
night people Of the lowlands were moving
out Of their homes TO keep from being
drowned
J. A number of young men from this place,
IN response to an invitation from = party of
young people from AiIIerstown and yicini-
[ ty, who were camping out, drove to the
camp last Friday evening, took supper,
aud spent a very pleasant tlm-, comm z
home the same night.
An alarming disease has broken out
among the people of Lockport Pa, west of
I the mountains. Many have died. A per-
son with the disease grows rapidly Ill with
/ in the period of three days when vomiting
takes place. The tonsiIS swell so rapidly
/ that the throat is almost closed.
/ Mr. Jacob SuloufF and family tender
their thanks 70 the ladies', who SO kindly
furnished the uoral dec Grafton on the oc-
cas;on Of the funeral Of their son Andrew.
They tender their thank, TO the neigAbors,
whose kindness WAS manifested during the
/ illness OF Andrew and after his death.
/ List of letters remaining in the Patterso n
/ Pa. post Office not called for :. J Bren-
ishoItz, Mrs. Amelia J. Barden, S.mue,
Glass, =, Washington Sheets. Postal Card ):
". ". Wilson & Bro.
Parties asking for the above will please
say advertised. HOWARD KIRK, IN.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard, SOFT, or Caloused Lumps and Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ringbone, SuHes,
Spraius, Swelliugs, etc. save $50 by use
of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by L.
Banks * Co., Druggist, Mi;Hintown Pa. If.
Boiled down, the policy OF the revenue
reformer seems to be to give the English
manufacturer a better chance in or mar
kets aud force American manufacturers =
run amuck for outside trade. This is al
right foI England, but bad for America.
We propose to hold our own.-Bostor
= Traveller.
Harry Harsh, Is year old son OF David
5 Harsh in Milford township, fell from a
horse by the saddle turning last Saturday
? evening and broke his lett arm below tn,
elbow. DR.. Banks was called and rendered
the attention the case required. -Four year.
ago Harry had the same arm broken in
wrestling match
. Andrew SulouT, agei about 2I years,
son of Jacob Sulouf, died at his father
house on the 3Oth Of August OF aiImeut o
stomach and bowels. He was conscious 4
the last moment and was perfectly conten
to die and after h'tding father and mOthe
and members Of the family goOI bye quiet
Iy closed his eyes IN death.
. The Constitution of the United State,
-. The Declaration Of Independence, and Ar
ticIes of Confederation, are documents tha
every student should have in convenieI
form. 7. and J. W. Johnston * Co, 90
&c Chestnut street, Philadelphia. hIye publish
ed these three fundamental documents
III convenient pamphlet form OF 80 pages, fC
sale.
The Lewistown Gazette Of last wee
= saws: Monday morning F. G. Francisco
in Knocked the bottom out or the coal comb
!. nation and has since been selling At the 70
% lowing figures Nos. ! and =, Si-O5 2
c. ton; Nos and 5, s. 95i No. 4, 81
No. 8, 81 s5. These figures arc from
cents to 81 % lower than those We quote
NJ two weeks ago, aud are better than We hl'
- had for several years.
The Bloomfield Times OF last week r
ports the following On Monday last as
Young man named Nou was hauling m
nure at GrecnTaTk, his wagon pole stru'
- an out-houss Of Benjamin " aver. I'll
made Mr.. Weaver angry and be it is sa
ed threw stone After some words the pl
Is ties came to blows, when il Is alleged IL
~ NoU. struck Mr. Weaver with the butt
his whip making his nose bleed freel.
of During the tight Mr. Weaver received oi
n er INJURIES and for couple of days W
iss quite sick.
List Of letters uncalIed for remaining
OIL tn. Post Office at Mifigntown, Pa, Au
RS 81, 1887. Persons calling for letters IN II
IL list will please ask tor advertised matt
Letters Miss Clara Ferguson, ., y
sh- I.averio Solino, Lula Farmer, Martin kau
at man. Miss Fanny b. Lands, F. +. Smi
rho Lids II. Troup, Miss VI, Woodside, Char
Bennster, Franklin Frautz, Jacob Hub
~ Miss Mary Vi. Cahren, John. G. Seigle, Z
nv ma VI. Seiber, william WhItmin-
Postal Cards Jacob AKA, Miss. Carr
Beaver, Miss Matilda Henry,i Emanuel
/ u;rr.- Have Nieand s 5 Beaver, +